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Is there any way to validate the coverage of the shell scripts ? i have project having lot's of shell scripting, i need to ensure static Analysis can be performed ...
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- 08-25-2011 #1Just Joined!
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code coverage tools for validating the scripts
Is there any way to validate the coverage of the shell scripts ? i have project having lot's of shell scripting, i need to ensure static Analysis can be performed on the coverage for the shell scripts, is there any tool available ?
- 08-25-2011 #2Trusted Penguin
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I'm not sure what you mean by "static Analysis", but if you want to check that the syntax of the shell scripts (and they are bash/sh) are okay, you can use Bash's built-in feature:
If the syntax is okay, a '0' will be printed. If there is something wrong with the syntax, then errors will no doubt be spewed to the terminal, and a non-zero exit status will be printed.Code:bash -n script.sh;echo $?
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Hi.
A work in progress:
https://github.com/feuerbach/loker
and possibly not quite what you want:
checkbashisms
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